Marina d’Or and Terra Natura: A Snapshot of Growth and Strategic Partnerships
Recent filings in the Trade Registry highlight a clear rebound in turnover, marking a strong recovery from the pandemic years. The latest figures show a notable uplift beyond the previous period, with revenue surpassing the mid-range level reached in 2019. The firm has weathered the pandemic’s blow and is reporting a more robust financial position along with sustained operating momentum.
Terra Natura faced a temporary setback in 2020 due to mandatory closures, but the current year’s results reflect a much healthier trajectory. Net income reached a solid level, well above the prior year’s figure, signaling renewed profitability and improved margins as operations resumed with pent-up demand and optimized cost structures.
A striking indicator of organic improvement is the bolstering of the workforce. Average headcount climbed markedly year over year, with a growing share of female staff contributing to broader diversity and skills across the organization.
The accompanying annual report notes that despite the pandemic’s negative impact for 2020, the company has posted positive results dating back to 2015, accompanied by healthy operating cash flow. This track record underscores a resilient business model and disciplined financial management.
A notable development in 2015 introduced a new business line developed in collaboration with Magic Costa Blanca. The model combined accommodation with cabin-style lodging, creating a distinctive value proposition. The early success of this venture spurred expansion in 2018 and, coupled with rising visitor numbers, played a pivotal role in lifting overall performance.
Outlook for the near term remains optimistic as executives anticipate continued turnover growth through the current and upcoming years, with a focus on expanding capacity, enhancing guest experiences, and strengthening the group’s diversified portfolio.
Marina d’Or
Fuertes Group, the parent behind El Pozo, anchors this week’s headlines with its decision to acquire the Marina d’Or hotel complex in Castellón. The deal is structured in partnership with Magic Costa Blanca, the Benidorm-based operator entrusted with management responsibilities, mirroring the arrangement already in place with Terra Natura. The purchase price stands at 70 million, with an additional 20 million earmarked for improvements and modernization of the resort.